This is a record of the OpenChain Project Work Team Call from 10-07-2019.
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All OpenChain call outcomes are archived on our wiki
The OpenChain Korea Work Group will hold its fourth meeting on the 2nd of December 2019 between 15:00 and 17:00 at Korea Telecom in Seoul. As always this meeting will be held in Korean and all parties from open source user companies are welcome to attend.
Venue Information
More Information about the Korean Work Group
Bonus News for 2020!
The fifth and sixth meetings have been announced for March and June 2020. Kakao and NCSoft respectively will be the hosts. Please watch this space for more details.
The OpenChain Automotive Workgroup has announced its second meeting. Join us at Open Source Summit Europe on the 29th October. Please note that we are in a hotel adjacent to the main conference venue.
Where?
August Lumiere Room
Lyon Marriott Hotel Cité International
70 Quai Charles de Gaulle, 69463 Lyon, France
This is a Face-to-Face meeting with dial-in capability. See below for dial-in details.
When?
09:00~12:00 on the 29th of October 2019
What’s the Agenda?
- Jonas Öberg (Scania)
Open Source at Scania - Yuichi Kusakabe (Denso Ten)
How to use OSS license tools (SW360 and SPDX Lite) with AGL release software - Shunsuke Tokumoto (Fujitsu)
License management with SPDX - Sebastian Schuberth (Bosch)
Bosch’s Activities in Automating OSS - Masato Endo (Toyota)
Introduction of OpenChain and Automotive WG
Do I Need to Register?
No.
How Do I Dial-In?
- Join the call: https://uberconference.com/openchainproject
- Optional US dial in number: 855-889-3011
(No PIN needed) - Get international numbers:
https://www.uberconference.com/international- Dial the country number based on your location.
- Enter 855 889 3011 and then # to enter the room.
How Do I Join The Automotive Work Group Mailing List?
Head over to Groups.io:
The License Info Exchange Sub Work Group will host a meeting on the 15th of October. This meeting will be hosted by Fujitsu Marketing (Shinagawa, Tokyo). Everyone is welcome to join!
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The Planning Sub Work Group will host a meeting on the 18th of October. This meeting will be hosted by Fujitsu ( Musashi-nakahara, Kawasaki). Everyone is welcome to join!
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The Tooling Sub Work Group will host a meeting on the 17th of October. This meeting will be hosted by DeNA (Shibuya, Tokyo). Everyone is welcome to join!
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The OpenChain Project will be taking center stage during the Risk and Compliance in Open Source panel at the Nordic OpenInfra Days on the 3rd of October.
“Amanda Brock will chair the panel and consider what is risk in open source and what does it take to make software Trustable from a legal and compliance perspective. The Linux Foundation’s OpenChain compliance project has rapidly gained traction and is supported by companies like Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Intel, Toyota and Scania. Andrew Katz from Orcro, a Linux Foundation partner, has been advising companies on open source compliance for many years, and draws on the practical experience he has with clients large and small in discussing this. Martin Von Willebrand will consider how to implement an end-to-end automated open source compliance tool chain and Professor Björn Lundell will highlight findings and challenges from extensive research related to clarifying terms (and obtaining patent licences) for use of IT standards allowing for implementation in open source projects.”
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Important Notice
1. If you plan to attend this meeting, you really have to contact Peter Ellsiepen (Peter.Ellsiepen@esa.int) BEFORE (Oct 7th) and eroll. The meeting is hosted at the European Space Operation Centre of the European Space Agency and thus special security measures apply: https://www.esa.int/About_Us/Security_at_ESA/Security_procedures
2. The meeting is held under the Chatham house rule https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chatham_House_Rule
Meeting Location
ESOC – European Space Operations Centre
Robert-Bosch-Strasse 5
64293 Darmstadt
Germany
More information about the hosting organisation: https://www.esa.int/About_Us/ESOC<https://eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.esa.int%2FAbout_Us%2FESOC&data=02%7C01%7Cmichael.c.jaeger%40siemens.com%7C816f178917824401564a08d72c94276d%7C38ae3bcd95794fd4addab42e1495d55a%7C1%7C0%7C637026887148788448&sdata=VlWkZyomDQcQEXZkGC%2FBbuIztFIv%2FCQMchZzvhU0j6A%3D&reserved=0>
Note that there can be hotel books at special rates for guests of ESOC
* Maritim Rhein-Main Darmstadt, ESOC-Rate 125€ incl. Breakfast
Rheinstraße 105, 64295 Darmstadt
* Best Western Plus Plaza Darmstadt, ESOC-Rate 113€ incl. Breakfast
Am Kavalleriesand 6, 64295 Darmstadt
* Intercity-Hotel Darmstadt, ESOC-Rate ab 101€ incl. Breakfast
Poststraße 12, 64293 Darmstadt
Dial In Instructions
Please find dial in information at the end of this document
Current Agenda
Please find also the agenda here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QkNR017B1zkvfepqCBC9VNdYHZGcyJf3hRoSANhTTFk
The minutes are below. The slides discussed during the meeting are presented here as well for reference.
1. Update on the agenda
There will be no sw360antenna presentation in this meeting. The presentation will be done in the next meeting
2. News
Oliver gave an overview about “what happened since last meeting”
3. Reference slides
Comments made by Frances are incorporated. Alexios proposed to add a note in the lower left box explaining that this is an example picture -> headline added. Peter suggested to add the mailing list subscription page and to improve the layout of the lower right box. -> done. Alexios proposed to be more explicit that there is world-wide collaboration and a world wide availability (upper right box) –> done. World map was updated
The glossary and the component landscape will be aligned with the big picture functional blocks –> cross check done – big picture partly updated, issue planned regarding glossary
3. User Stories
Overview of the Software-Architect-Epic.md. – Oliver explained that this epic should be seen as an abstract description that shall serve as a base for more detailed user stories. Marcel and Peter will check what user stories they can contribute
The OpenChain Project, in conjunction with the Taiwanese Legal Network and the Open Culture Foundation, held our second open source compliance workshop in Taipei on the 27th of September.
This event provided an opportunity to build on previous relationships to further our mission to ensure everyone is aware of and understands how to engage with our industry standard for open source compliance. This event was kindly sponsored by MOXA, a company that has been a positive contributor to our project throughout 2019.
As usual we are making the slides from this event available. We kicked off with a general overview of the OpenChain Project by Shane Coughlan, General Manager.
The event included an overview of why the OpenChain Japan Work Group formed and how it works.
Ueda San from Sony provided an excellent presentation on how Sony manages open source and compliance.
Kato San from Panasonic explained how his company contextualizes open source and compliance activities.
The event was capped by the excellent presentation by SZ Lin of MOXA explaining their perspective and activities in Taiwan and globally.
We ended the event with consensus that it is time to begin exploring the launch of a formal OpenChain Taiwan Work Group. Watch this space!
